What a Chad. Declares a public duel with a demon slaying heratic, enters actually entertaining banter with her, backs out honourably when he finds out it's actual love, and even admit he's outmatched not in skill but ofc he can't compete with actual love. Ngl, this dude is so memorable and I don't think Bioware intended for it
Lord Ortranto stunned me. he seems to be a remarkably decent man with a flair for the dramatic, which is something i can really get behind. He backs out very graciously.
Her character is one that prefers diplomacy over violence - when possible. She quit being a bard after she accidentally killed an acquaintance in a scuffle - she wanted you to take the diplomatic option to deal with the assassins attempting to kill her - and in this case she probably wanted you to let her deal with the marriage contract in her own way. Instead you put yourself in a position where, though unlikely, you could die/get hurt, or you could kill/hurt Lord Otranto - all over a matter that probably could have been resolved on her own end with a few letters written and favors called in.
Life can be annoyingly ironic when it comes to to something like this. There many stories of people surviving the worst of situations only to die on something silly. The ww1 soldiers who survived four years of trench warfare only to die of Spanish flu when they got home.
@@mazariamonti Not to mention this is in a duel with weapons that the Inquisitor might not have experience in, with etiquete that they also might not have experience in. There is a real chance something bad could have happened here.
"Risk your life" Josie the inquisitor has been fighting demons and whatnot everyday dueling with some noble can hardly match up with the risk the inquisitor is facing everyday
It is very obvious that the Inquisitor is unfamiliar with the Rapier (and why would a Daelish Elf know how to fight with a weapon only used by nobels in duells?) so it is only logical that the Inquisitor is struggling. In fact, it is a testimony to the skill of the Inquisitor that she/he could survive that long against an obviously skilled opponent.
Well of course, it's very logically. Josie is right to be worried. (But if that same cut scene happens when your playing as a human noble that BS they would know how to duel)
True straight up guy. Once he knew it was for love he backed off and and let them be. When he thought it was political he was willing to fight to secure his place .
Well it is a public duel soo if anyone cheat everybody sees it. In a society where reputation is important public display of dishonesty can be damaging. In real life duels were mostly not held in public but with witness and a judge (most countries started to prohibit duels because noble kept killing eachothers)
I've done every romance there was but this one still has a special place in my heart... It's all so cheesy and adorable Josie is an absolute sweetheart
I just don't like her lifting her leg up like that. I get that it's a callback to her old fashioned etiquette training and part of the joke, but it's too over the top for my tastes.
Except, technically Josie was his girlfriend at the time. Which could also be a self-burn, considering she was also the Inquisitor's girlfriend at the time.
Loghain will gladly fight a mage with all their power in a 1v1 duel, but Lord Otranto wimps out. On another note, technically the Inquisitor did win the duel since most sword duels end when at first blood.
I must admit I thought you were a child chasing glory like Cailan but you're not Warden: I don't do it for the glory I just do it anyways to protect my country
I love this scene I just have one small beef with it if you specialize in one handed warrior or a rogue with high dexterity the animation and dialog choice in the beginning should reflect that
@@t.va.6611 This game is 6 years old. It is remarkable how much every single aspect of the game changes based on what you choose, even in minor dialog options. I'll die for the devs and all the attention they gave to this game! DUEL ME UPON THEIR HONOR!
To be fair a fencing duel is way different from a rough and tumble swordfight or even using dual daggers, it takes a lot more training, finesse, timing and strategy than one would think and on top of that this isn't wild, hack and slash deathmatch, it's a point based duel so charging in would be either ineffective or inappropriate for the circumstances. The Inquisitor (regardless of background) is untrained in using a rapier/epee/saber so it's only natural they'd struggle against someone experienced in these duels regardless of their personal skill on the battlefield.
@@ookami-chan3328 Honestly, same here, I've already seen a couple bits of glitchiness with a dwarf inquisitor. Now that I've seen this, my curiosity has been piqued.
@@snappedsquire8479 nothing will compare to the romance scenes in origins, where your dwarven character is suddenly and inexplicably human height as they have sex
I love everything about this scene, and finding one with an elf inquisitor like mine brings back happy memories of romancing Josephine. The rapier fight is actually really well staged and a good pick to show how any Inquisitor would be at a disadvantage against a skilled practitioner. The inquisitor fights with the seat-of-your-pants skill of someone whose had sword training but doesn't really know how to use a rapier, and you can see he could easily cut her down. He's just waiting for her to get tired or make a mistake so he can win without any real insult or damage. I didn't have the underworld perk for this scene in my playthrough, so I didn't see him lose his cool and thus his control with the blade... the wild stabs are so on point and show the control and skill he had before. And then Josephine rushing out and standing up to the Inquisitor like a boss... truly a partner, not a submissive. The best part is her reaction to saying "I love you," the spin, and that leg lift at the end. Her romance was sweet, chaste, and very satisfying.
It's very random and off-topic, but that doesn't look like a rapier. Rapiers are thinner and symmetrical. This looks more like a saber or a cavalry sword.
For real. Dude actually seems kinda nice and chill about it once he sees that the two of them are in actual love. He's just like, "Nah, I can't break that shit up. It's hella cute."
One thing I hate about this dual is when you’re a sword fighter it still looks like you’re struggling. I can understand the movements for a Mage or Rogue because they wouldn’t be use to a sword even if the Inquisition has you training to use one.
So this actually does make a lot of sense in the context of historical swordplay! The Inquisitor would have trained with either a two-handed sword or a longsword/one-handed sword. Those are both very different weapons than a rapier. Rapiers are much lighter and were used to both attack and defend, while the Inquisitor would have been trained to either use a two-handed blade or a one-handed sword and shield. Rapiers were not designed to be brought onto a battlefield and were used exclusively for civilian dueling, and the way they were used was very very different than the kind of sword the Inquisitor would have been familiar with. Source: I am a huge weapons nerd and couldn't resist replying even though this comment is a year old.
The embrace scene is a bit awkward since elven women are shorter than human women yet your Inquisitor is taller after spinning Jose around then back to shorter on the next shot.
@@balladsnowfox7714 it's like making a Shepard in Mass Effect, they look fine from the front, but as soon as the game shows them at a profile angle, you realize your mistakes.
It’s funny to do the blackwall romance as an dalish elf, theres constant comments of how he didnt expect you to be an elf which constantly makes it akward
That seemed like a turnaround of emotions, he was ready to kill you after bringing up his family secrets & then it all goes away because of the love confession
I'm surprised there aren't more comments pointing out that those are definitely not rapiers (thin, good for poking and not much else), and would generally be considered some type of saber (good for slashing).
Dialite Cloud9 if it's the one I think it is you need to discover all the 'Tyrdda bright-axe' landmarks in the hinterlands then do the war table operation to find the weapon :) I know I'm 8 months late but ehh
This scene plyes out quite differently in my head and went something like this: Inquisitor: Because I Love You! Josephine: You do? Lord Otranto: She does 😱??? Inquisitor: I do??? errr.. I mean yes of course I do.
I'm glad I can romance Josephine. Shes the only character in inquisition I would choose to romance with. Origins was Morrigan, 2 was Merrill, and soon Josephine. Just got to have some time to play.
There's something about Antivans and Rivaini in Dragon Age's games (maybe it's the fact that they were pretty obviously based on Italian and Spaniards)
Nope not a dlc. It should have triggered after completing wicked hearts mission or warden fortress mission. Also I think u have to ask Josephine all about her family and life before it happens.
What a Chad. Declares a public duel with a demon slaying heratic, enters actually entertaining banter with her, backs out honourably when he finds out it's actual love, and even admit he's outmatched not in skill but ofc he can't compete with actual love.
Ngl, this dude is so memorable and I don't think Bioware intended for it
Best part is, if you abort the romance here, he and the Inquisitor leave as bros
People love an honorable rogue.
You get the virtue of a heroic character and the charm of a scoundrel.
I'd love for Otranto to be a party member in the next game. He's such a bro.
"You...you do?"
"She does?"
LOL That moment of dumfoundedness was hilarious to me...
Krescil you could see the “wat” written all over his face
I love it when the "apparently... I do" comes up, I crack up everytime
Krescil specially when it’s a man fighting A WOMAN OVER PRECISELY A WOMAN HEART
That part had me laughing and giggling for a good five or so minutes when I first played
Lord Ortranto stunned me. he seems to be a remarkably decent man with a flair for the dramatic, which is something i can really get behind. He backs out very graciously.
Lord Ortranto a straight, Antivan Dorian.
if it was me I would've shaken his hand and invited him to skyhold. Show there are no hard feelings
Rae Bracken I hope he’s a companion in 4
True Brotranto.
I really hopes he becomes a companion in DA 4, hopefully bringing along the one-handed Duelist Rogue.
Inquisitor: *kills multiple dragons*
Josephine: No, you can't fight Some Dude he has a SWORD you could DIE
Her character is one that prefers diplomacy over violence - when possible. She quit being a bard after she accidentally killed an acquaintance in a scuffle - she wanted you to take the diplomatic option to deal with the assassins attempting to kill her - and in this case she probably wanted you to let her deal with the marriage contract in her own way. Instead you put yourself in a position where, though unlikely, you could die/get hurt, or you could kill/hurt Lord Otranto - all over a matter that probably could have been resolved on her own end with a few letters written and favors called in.
Life can be annoyingly ironic when it comes to to something like this. There many stories of people surviving the worst of situations only to die on something silly. The ww1 soldiers who survived four years of trench warfare only to die of Spanish flu when they got home.
@@mazariamonti Not to mention this is in a duel with weapons that the Inquisitor might not have experience in, with etiquete that they also might not have experience in. There is a real chance something bad could have happened here.
@@TheSteve285 The Spanish flu was anything but 'silly'.
@@enjoythestruggle oh no doubt. Just seems a cruel irony to survive four years of industrial scale killing only to catch flu and die once you return.
"Risk your life" Josie the inquisitor has been fighting demons and whatnot everyday dueling with some noble can hardly match up with the risk the inquisitor is facing everyday
Before Josie showed up the Inquisitor was losing -badly.
It is very obvious that the Inquisitor is unfamiliar with the Rapier (and why would a Daelish Elf know how to fight with a weapon only used by nobels in duells?) so it is only logical that the Inquisitor is struggling. In fact, it is a testimony to the skill of the Inquisitor that she/he could survive that long against an obviously skilled opponent.
Well of course, it's very logically. Josie is right to be worried. (But if that same cut scene happens when your playing as a human noble that BS they would know how to duel)
Not necessarily, the human noble is from the Marches, where the customs are different.
The inquisitor can be anything, except for a practiced fencer. Otranto might've turned her into swiss cheese if he was furious
Dude looks like he hasn't slept in 3 years
hahaha
Nah, just an architectural student
His face is tired.
lmao he really does
Don’t do cocaine or you’ll look like this guy
I love how comical but very dramatic this scene is
"I love you!"
"You...you do?"
"She does?"
I love this game so much
True straight up guy. Once he knew it was for love he backed off and and let them be. When he thought it was political he was willing to fight to secure his place .
Considering how little everyone seems to think of elves and mages, Otranto's putting a lot of faith in the Inquisitor's sense of fair play.
Well it is a public duel soo if anyone cheat everybody sees it. In a society where reputation is important public display of dishonesty can be damaging.
In real life duels were mostly not held in public but with witness and a judge (most countries started to prohibit duels because noble kept killing eachothers)
I've done every romance there was but this one still has a special place in my heart... It's all so cheesy and adorable
Josie is an absolute sweetheart
I just don't like her lifting her leg up like that. I get that it's a callback to her old fashioned etiquette training and part of the joke, but it's too over the top for my tastes.
@@aaronlauretani8921 I would have loved it if the Inquisitor did it instead xD
Is only outmatched by Cassandra in my opinion
"Because I love you!"
"You... you do?"
Me:" AWWWWWW ;_;"
duelling against an experienced duelist with a weapon you are not familiar with.so yes I think she does^^
0:31 "It is a pity it will not last longer."
"That's what your girlfriend said!"
totally something I would expect to come from sarcastic/humorous Hawke's mouth, lol
Except, technically Josie was his girlfriend at the time. Which could also be a self-burn, considering she was also the Inquisitor's girlfriend at the time.
What I love about Antivan culture is the respect they share with both their friends AND enemies. They really are a poetic culture
Unless they send someone to stab you in the back. Or poison you. Or kill you in some other way.
Loghain will gladly fight a mage with all their power in a 1v1 duel, but Lord Otranto wimps out.
On another note, technically the Inquisitor did win the duel since most sword duels end when at first blood.
Given that everyone involved seems to expect it's to the death, however, I think this may be the other kind.
It's to the death not first blood or till Josephine interrupts it XD
I must admit I thought you were a child chasing glory like Cailan but you're not Warden: I don't do it for the glory I just do it anyways to protect my country
Well Logahian was going by the rules of the landsmeet not Antivan etiquette
@TheVolourn all events that happened before the LAndsmeet. not arguing he is not evil or those actions where wrong but they where not of the landsmeet
I love this scene I just have one small beef with it if you specialize in one handed warrior or a rogue with high dexterity the animation and dialog choice in the beginning should reflect that
Kassie To be fair if that was the case you should absolutely trounce the guy before Josie ever shows up.
I guess today everything is too much work for devs and/or too much money to invest for assholes in managment.
@@t.va.6611 This game is 6 years old. It is remarkable how much every single aspect of the game changes based on what you choose, even in minor dialog options. I'll die for the devs and all the attention they gave to this game! DUEL ME UPON THEIR HONOR!
@@Pandastuck here here!
To be fair a fencing duel is way different from a rough and tumble swordfight or even using dual daggers, it takes a lot more training, finesse, timing and strategy than one would think and on top of that this isn't wild, hack and slash deathmatch, it's a point based duel so charging in would be either ineffective or inappropriate for the circumstances. The Inquisitor (regardless of background) is untrained in using a rapier/epee/saber so it's only natural they'd struggle against someone experienced in these duels regardless of their personal skill on the battlefield.
I want to see the Dwarf inquisitor lift Josie up. Haven't seen that one yet.
OK...that alone will make me start a new game. xD
@@ookami-chan3328 Honestly, same here, I've already seen a couple bits of glitchiness with a dwarf inquisitor. Now that I've seen this, my curiosity has been piqued.
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Kinda works
@@snappedsquire8479 nothing will compare to the romance scenes in origins, where your dwarven character is suddenly and inexplicably human height as they have sex
@@emerson3323 One word: Magic XD
Josie: Risking Your Life?!
Player: To be fair... This isn't the most dangerous thing I've done this week.
Josie: 👁️ 👄 👁️
Your inquisitor looks perpetually surprised.. But this was awesome.
Sab “I’ve seen some shit”
James.T .Adams "Bitch I've been in the Fade! Of course I'm surprised!"
He took that incredibly well and respectfully. Sometimes I feel bad for those people in stories
The Inquisitor bringing up the Terrazas family... In sword fighting, I believe this is known as the Monkey Island gambit.
Can you explain whats the deal with the Terazas family? Id like to know what she ment.
I would like to know more about monkey island if you have anymore info
Tell the tale good sir, I’m uniformed
Google "insult sword fighting", it's the combat mechanic in the point-and-click adventure game series Monkey Island (a beloved classic).
I love everything about this scene, and finding one with an elf inquisitor like mine brings back happy memories of romancing Josephine. The rapier fight is actually really well staged and a good pick to show how any Inquisitor would be at a disadvantage against a skilled practitioner. The inquisitor fights with the seat-of-your-pants skill of someone whose had sword training but doesn't really know how to use a rapier, and you can see he could easily cut her down. He's just waiting for her to get tired or make a mistake so he can win without any real insult or damage. I didn't have the underworld perk for this scene in my playthrough, so I didn't see him lose his cool and thus his control with the blade... the wild stabs are so on point and show the control and skill he had before. And then Josephine rushing out and standing up to the Inquisitor like a boss... truly a partner, not a submissive. The best part is her reaction to saying "I love you," the spin, and that leg lift at the end. Her romance was sweet, chaste, and very satisfying.
Every time I see her little leg kick whenever she kisses The Inquisitor I fall in love with Josephine all over again
0:34 one of the guards is glitched and stands in the default npc pose
Daan van Hoof nah, he’s just really on edge.
Hes showing his dominance
Daan van Hoof all of the m. Are glitched lol
thank you so much for pointing that out. i missed it and it's fucking delightful
That's not a guard which is even better
that moment when you cant beat a spellcaster in at sword fight
*Laughs in Arcane Warrior*
Can we get Otranto as a companion in 4? He seems fun.
It's very random and off-topic, but that doesn't look like a rapier. Rapiers are thinner and symmetrical. This looks more like a saber or a cavalry sword.
Yeah, those are definitely Scottish basket-hilt sabers.
Yeah, all blades are kind of sized up in this game. They use Greatswords as if they were longswords, and longswords as if they were arming swords
It "FFSS" fat fantasy swords syndrome. A curse started with the movie Conan. Now every sword blade is scaled up to 5 times thicker and wider.
Is no one going to talk about Lord Otranto's self-cleaning and regenerating coat?
Alternative title: the Inquisitor duels with Ryder before the Andromeda Initiative
love how everyone bounced tf outta there when they started hugging
I'd marry Lord Ortranto if I got to know him first lol xD
For real. Dude actually seems kinda nice and chill about it once he sees that the two of them are in actual love. He's just like, "Nah, I can't break that shit up. It's hella cute."
This is how I got into the Series and how I fell in Love with Dragon Age
2:23 huge gaps on either side, bursts through two onlookers for dramatic effect, classic Antivan.
It’s soooo tempting to romance her 😂 I love her reactions but sadly for her Dorian always has my heart
I also love Dorian, but my main run I don't romance him so he can be with bull
Whoa i've never romanced Josie with a Dalish before
Elves are adorable.
I wish there had been an option to say “well there was hardly any danger here, ya know compared to all the demons and dragons and gods and whatnot…”
I love ruffles. She's so cool
Okay but he's so obviously Solas' voice actor attempting a French accent 🤣
God damit I just read your comment went back and listened and it is
Goddam Dread Wolf
Why a French accent ? Antiva is clearly inspired by Spain. Orlais is the one inspired by France.
His voice actor is uncredited, but some claim it's Tom Taylorson, who became pathfinder ryder few years later.
Otranto is such an one scene wonder.
please someone already made the comment how that elf just yeets her off the ground xD
One thing I hate about this dual is when you’re a sword fighter it still looks like you’re struggling. I can understand the movements for a Mage or Rogue because they wouldn’t be use to a sword even if the Inquisition has you training to use one.
So this actually does make a lot of sense in the context of historical swordplay! The Inquisitor would have trained with either a two-handed sword or a longsword/one-handed sword. Those are both very different weapons than a rapier. Rapiers are much lighter and were used to both attack and defend, while the Inquisitor would have been trained to either use a two-handed blade or a one-handed sword and shield. Rapiers were not designed to be brought onto a battlefield and were used exclusively for civilian dueling, and the way they were used was very very different than the kind of sword the Inquisitor would have been familiar with.
Source: I am a huge weapons nerd and couldn't resist replying even though this comment is a year old.
This is so freaking romantic!! I love it.
I love how Josie does the little kick at the end when she kissing the Inquisitor
she does it in the first kiss scene too!
Hmm, so, looking at Lord Otranto, you *can* technically build a character who looks a lot like VanderShep.
The embrace scene is a bit awkward since elven women are shorter than human women yet your Inquisitor is taller after spinning Jose around then back to shorter on the next shot.
I was thinking the same, it almost would have been better for the small elf to be spun by Josephine instead!
Yes, but you’re the man in this relationship so you have to do the spin. It’s part of the contract.
I lose it at Otranto's "She does?!" everytime. x'D
Inquisitor looks so damn guilty when Josie shows up lmao
This elf has one expression on her face.....terrified. He also heals and repairs his clothing, because I'm sure she cut him.
It can be difficult to make a inquisitior who's face isn't a *little* off in some way
@@balladsnowfox7714 That's not a little off that resting crazy face.
@@balladsnowfox7714 it's like making a Shepard in Mass Effect, they look fine from the front, but as soon as the game shows them at a profile angle, you realize your mistakes.
This scene is the cutest! Josie running at her boo and the inquisitor pucks get up and spins Hee is just so cute
That sword takes a long time to hit the ground.
Aside from that this is quite sweet. Ah that little spin they do is precious.
*duel for Josie's hand in marriage* don't get to marry Josie*
Big sad
It’s funny to do the blackwall romance as an dalish elf, theres constant comments of how he didnt expect you to be an elf which constantly makes it akward
Anyone know what track is playing in the background during the duel?
+Doktor Applejuce Abridged It's the very end of 'Wicked Eyes and Wicked Hearts'
That seemed like a turnaround of emotions, he was ready to kill you after bringing up his family secrets & then it all goes away because of the love confession
Nice he actually backed off instead throwing a hissy fit! Hope he finds someone
I'm surprised there aren't more comments pointing out that those are definitely not rapiers (thin, good for poking and not much else), and would generally be considered some type of saber (good for slashing).
Where did you get that staff?
Dialite Cloud9 if it's the one I think it is you need to discover all the 'Tyrdda bright-axe' landmarks in the hinterlands then do the war table operation to find the weapon :) I know I'm 8 months late but ehh
That animation of the Inky carrying Josie will never not be weird.
I love how the thumbnail makes it look like The Inquisitor ran Josephine through
I do appreciate that you're not on even ground with this guy no matter your class because fencing is a different kind of art.
Mans hasn't slept in 5 years
He looks exactly like Felix. Makes me think he just ran away to Antiva 🧐
How do you get that "you're A family of backstabbers" option?
XiaTheWolf you put leliana in a mission for that option
No, by the raven in the symbol, it's Cullen's special dialogues
Jean Henrique The raven signifies Leliana's spies.
Yep, but the "underworld knowledge" is a Cullen's perk
You need both
Wow he's a man of honor
what a quality dude, finding out that its love, he backs off
*Inquisitor who attacks multiple demonic portals every day gets into a duel with some assclown*
'You put yourself in danger! Why risk your life?!'
THAT'S SO CUTE
This scene plyes out quite differently in my head and went something like this:
Inquisitor: Because I Love You!
Josephine: You do?
Lord Otranto: She does 😱???
Inquisitor: I do??? errr.. I mean yes of course I do.
I would've laughed if there was an option where you can be like "I do?!"
Disappointing. Bioware should give us the option to kill that fool, you know for role-playing...
ArcaneTuber I wish we didn't have to romance josephine to get this either
You can break up with her at this point as well.
Taking back to Dragon age origins days 😂 murder knife for the win
Indeed!
Me who tries to romance Josephine but never got this far..... INEED TO GET THIS GAME AGAIN.
Leliana tapped that. :D
I'm glad I can romance Josephine. Shes the only character in inquisition I would choose to romance with. Origins was Morrigan, 2 was Merrill, and soon Josephine. Just got to have some time to play.
that's such a sweet moment
Can someone tell me what game this is? Looks like Dragon Age
Because it is, Inquisition to be exact.
that leg at the end
Is there a different dialogue for rogues because they use bows and daggers?
Bruh my mage would've fireballed him and been done with the day.
my biggest regret is not being able to destroy that guy in one hit with my warrior just like i do in every other encounters....
Ummm.... what happened to that gash on Otranto's shoulder?
Ortranto is like “fuck, she did it for love,,,”
There's something about Antivans and Rivaini in Dragon Age's games (maybe it's the fact that they were pretty obviously based on Italian and Spaniards)
i never had this scene played out
You have to Romance Josephine and agree to the duel.
What game is this?
How do you get the “
You’re a family of backstabbers”
You need 2 perks one from lelenia and one form Cullen
Underworld Knowledge perk (Forces) and a war table operation with Lel.
Okay I need to get this game.
NOW!
I know they wanted a dramatic entrance for josy because she could have walked around the two guys she pushed aside
How can a mage fight so well?
Knight enchanter, baby.
@@A-RedHerring most broken Specialisation let's go
@@typicallystupidperson1273 And the literal whirlwind of death that is the Tempest isn't broken as well. The DPS is next to Godly.
@@clothar23 assassin as well cause that's just fun
@@typicallystupidperson1273 That it is
oh shit i got to hurry and pick up the sword she droped
#RPGPlayer lol
Name of game
No noble would accept an elf as an equal
I finish this game several times including the two big DLCs and yet I never saw this. Is this a separate DLC or am I missing something?
Nope not a dlc. It should have triggered after completing wicked hearts mission or warden fortress mission. Also I think u have to ask Josephine all about her family and life before it happens.
@@areshawke7445 Thanks
What a great game
How can that tiny elf pick her up hahahah man I had to change my elf because he looked so tiny near cassandra. They're still cool though
*Sees Josephine get spun around romantically* Maybe I should try a dwarf play through
This is so cuteeeeeeeee!
3:15 please...
Latin x Pointy eared witch. I know disney series which begins just like this.
Ortranto: i know when im outmatched
Me who put all ability points into sword and shield: then why tf did you fight me?
2:55 She does?
Josephine was very mad yes but her anger was only her worrying so I don’t blame her for being mad if anything happened to the inquisitor she’d be sad
What game